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Meg A. Hertz
(a.k.a. Wireless Woman)
Virtual Chief Technology Officer
for BearCom -
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Category Archives: Barcode Scanners
QR Codes Emerge as a New, Cost-Effective Wireless Tool
If you don’t already know what a “quick response code” (QR code) is, you soon will. These square-shaped barcodes—first introduced almost two decades ago in the automotive industry to track vehicles during the manufacturing process—have become popular the world over because … Continue reading →
Graduate Student Helps Motorola’s Golden-i to See
Imagine a computer mounted on your head. Now imagine having the opportunity to help develop it—while still a student! That was the technological dream come true for Sandra Kopecky. Looking to resume her career after a divorce, Sandra enrolled at the New York Institute of Technology … Continue reading →
